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High School Top 50: June 11

By Alan Matthews
June 11, 2007

DURHAM, N.C.--Wilson High (Long Beach) finished its season 32-3 and won the California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section Division I championship. While one additional poll will be conducted to account for schools that had not yet completed their seasons, the staff of Baseball America and the National High School Baseball Coaches Association unanimously voted Wilson High as the final No. 1 team in the 2007 Top 50 rankings. The final poll will be released June 18. Records indicated are as of June 9 and do not include ties.

Baseball America/National High School  Baseball Coaches Association Top 50
Rank	Prev.	School	Record
1	1	Wilson HS, Long Beach	32-3
2	3	Seton Hall Prep, West Orange, N.J.	32-1
3	4	Horizon HS, Scottsdale, Ariz.	31-3
4	5	Bishop Moore HS, Orlando	31-1
5	11	West Lauderdale HS, Collinsville, Miss.	38-2
6	8	Brophy Prep, Phoenix	30-4
7	10	Lakewood (Calif.) HS	28-5
8	20	Chatsworth (Calif.) HS	30-4
9	16	James River HS, Midlothian, Va.	25-2
10	12	Palm Beach Gardens (Fla.) HS	25-4
11	22	Moody HS, Corpus Christi, Texas	39-3
12	13	Winter Springs (Fla.) HS	26-2
13	NR	Cy-Fair HS, Cypress, Texas	32-7
14	2	Klein-Collins HS, Spring, Texas	36-6
15	18	East Rutherford HS, Forest City, N.C.	31-2
16	7	Katy (Texas) HS	32-5
17	17	South Caldwell HS, Hudson, N.C.	31-3
18	15	Barbe HS, Lake Charles, La.	35-5
19	21	Sarasota (Fla.) HS	28-3
20	9	Monroe HS, Bronx	48-2
21	23	Cullman (Ala.) HS	48-7
22	24	Owasso (Okla.) HS	35-3
23	26	Auburn (Wash.) HS	24-3
24	6	Langham Creek HS, Houston	35-5
25	14	Madison HS, Vienna, Va.	21-3
26	27	Cartersville (Ga.) HS	26-4
27	28	Pace (Fla.) HS	27-4
28	29	Lexington (Ky.) Catholic HS	30-4
29	36	Valley Christian HS, San Jose	33-4
30	50	Dunwoody (Ga.) HS	34-4
31	30	Oakland HS, Murfreesboro, Tenn.	42-2
32	31	Calvert Hall HS, Baltimore	33-0
33	32	Thousand Oaks (Calif.) HS	25-5
34	19	Calhoun (Ga.) HS	34-4
35	34	Bishop Gorman HS, Las Vegas	35-6
36	35	Chino (Calif.) HS	25-4
37	37	Palm Beach Central HS, Wellington, Fla.	24-7
38	38	Captain Shreve HS, Shreveport, La.	37-4
39	39	The Woodlands (Texas) HS	31-6
40	40	*Portsmouth (R.I.) HS	20-0
41	41	Bellaire (Texas) HS	31-3
42	42	Jordan HS, Sandy, Utah	23-4
43	48	Blue Springs (Mo.) HS	25-2
44	25	Kennesaw Mountain HS, Kennesaw, Ga.	31-7
45	NR	*Norwell HS, Ossian, Ind.	34-0
46	NR	Notre Dame Academy, Middleburg, Va.	32-4
47	33	New Trier HS, Winnetka, Ill.	30-4
48	44	Seaman HS, Topeka, Kan.	22-1
49	NR	Connetquot HS, Bohemia, N.Y.	25-1
50	46	Moeller HS, Cincinnati	27-4
* indicates season is incomplete
Dropped Out: No. 43 Crown Point (Ind.) HS (29-3); No. 45 Waterford (Conn.) HS (24-1); No. 47 Galena HS, Reno, Nev. (35-4); No. 49 Prestonwood Christian Academy, Plano, Texas (31-1).